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The Connector
Wanting more real time spent together in your days
Wanting more real time spent together in your days.
- Reaching out
- Building togetherness
- Trading experience
- Accepting support
- Investing in people
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Wanting more real time spent together in your days
Wanting more real time spent together in your days.
You might have one person you've been meaning to see, or you want to find someone you can trade experiences with in a new setting. This ranking leans toward the connector: instead of working everything out in your own head, what you want more of right now is real time with real people.
"We should catch up sometime" is easy for busyness to wash away. Try swapping it for two times that actually work for you, or one small thing you'd like to do together. You don't have to go deep the first time, and you don't need to meet a lot of people for it to count as progress. An interaction that can happen again, that both sides actually want, is already something you can build on.
If the other person isn't free, that doesn't automatically mean they don't value you — and you don't have to wear yourself out matching their schedule every time just to keep the connection alive. Look at whether the effort is actually going both ways, then adjust how often you reach out and what you expect. You can still invest in the relationship and keep your own plans, too.
Try saying: "I've been wanting to really hear how you're doing — are you free Wednesday night or Saturday afternoon?" If neither works, let the other person offer a time instead. This card isn't saying you can't be alone — it's here to help you name the connection you want more of right now, so it doesn't have to wait until everyone happens to be free at once.
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